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General => Detailing => Topic started by: Steve30 on 20 November 2011, 23:06
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The Tig is misting up like hell inside ,I have put little pkt of moisture thingys every where but they are useless ? What's the best product to use to stop this happening? :cool:
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Air con mate :wink:
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obviously silica gel should work but I would investigate whether you have any water ingress?
you're not carrying things like wet cloths about with you in the boot or anything are you? the van gets very misted up when I do this.
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Give that puppy a try.
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on a new car this should`nt be happening,sounds like you have water ingress from somewhere :undecided:,the air con should clear it
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The air con works very well , but when I'm driving without it on, it looks like someones being fu*k silly in the back :grin:!!
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The air con works very well , but when I'm driving without it on, it looks like someones being fu*k silly in the back :grin:!! :laugh:
:grin: you'll be stopped for dogging soon
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Whats dogging? :lipsrsealed:
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Whats dogging? :lipsrsealed:
The famous footballer use to to do it, used to play for Liverpool lol
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on a new car this should`nt be happening,sounds like you have water ingress from somewhere :undecided:,the air con should clear it
air con should clear it... but it won't solve the problem long term... i'd be hunting around for the wet patch*
* once the dudes in the back have stopped dogging of course ;)
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Guy I do have my Microfibers in the back and they very wet at times useing them for drying the car off when its wet , but it has got better not as wet put more pkt's around the back of the car now. The car still steam's up front windscreen when driving though even with 4 50mil packets of the silica gel on the dashboad ?? Aircon works like a dream to shift it ,but surley I dont need to be driving with aircon on all the time? :undecided:
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you shouldn't need mega air con on all the time... if the car is misting up then fans on a low setting gently blowing over the windscreen should be enough to stop misting up while travelling
could be your wet microfibres... take them out and get the car nice and toasty.. then see if it happens again the next time you drive it
the van sometimes gets to the point where drips form on the inside of the windscreen if I am carrying wet microfibres & cloths about
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Rainx do a anti-misting stuff but on a new car you shouldn't need it, unless the aircon is as useless as the Sharan's, even with the the dual zone climate control!!! I find opening the rear windows a crack helps clears it quick enough with the heating/aircon on. Always get the inside windscreen drenched if I don't leave the windows open a crack during the winter if I've had the heating on. :angry:
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Rainx do a anti-misting stuff but on a new car you shouldn't need it, unless the aircon is as useless as the Sharan's, even with the the dual zone climate control!!! I find opening the rear windows a crack helps clears it quick enough with the heating/aircon on. Always get the inside windscreen drenched if I don't leave the windows open a crack during the winter if I've had the heating on. :angry:
No problems on my new sharan :smiley:
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Rainx do a anti-misting stuff but on a new car you shouldn't need it, unless the aircon is as useless as the Sharan's, even with the the dual zone climate control!!! I find opening the rear windows a crack helps clears it quick enough with the heating/aircon on. Always get the inside windscreen drenched if I don't leave the windows open a crack during the winter if I've had the heating on. :angry:
No problems on my new sharan :smiley:
Can do loads of dogging in one of them Simon , that what stan collymore used to use :grin: